Big Bite Baits Orbix Urchin – 19mm
Features:
- The Big Bite Baits Orbix Urchin is a 19mm finesse soft plastic urchin that produces a natural pulsing action to entice bass in pressured or heavily fished waters!
- Molded from durable TPE soft plastic, it withstands repeated strikes while maintaining its shape and lifelike action fish after fish.
- Its urchin-style design creates a constant, subtle pulse on the fall, during gentle twitches, or when ripped through the water for an irresistible presentation!
- Fish it wacky-rigged with a nail weight, on a drop shot, or paired with a weighted wacky hook around docks, brush, and offshore structure.
- Available in a wide variety of colors and measuring in at 19mm while coming in packs of 1, the Big Bite Baits Orbix Urchin is a must-have for anglers targeting bass in challenging conditions.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 19mm |
| Material | TPE Soft Plastic |
| Design | Urchin-style |
| Package | 1 piece per pack |
| Colors | Multiple options available |
FAQ
What makes the Orbix Urchin different from other soft plastics?
The Orbix Urchin features a unique pulsing action that mimics natural movement, making it effective in pressured or heavily fished waters where bass are more selective.
Can I use this lure in both freshwater and saltwater?
This lure is designed for freshwater bass fishing. It is not recommended for saltwater use due to material compatibility and durability concerns.
Is the TPE material resistant to damage from fish bites?
Yes, the TPE material is durable and maintains its shape after repeated strikes, ensuring consistent performance during fishing.
Dominic Howard –
Used the Orbix Urchin during a heavy bass season and caught several fish on a drop shot rig. The pulsing action stood out in crowded waters and kept bass interested even when other lures failed.
Jan Gibson –
The 19mm size fits well with my wacky rig setup. It holds up well after multiple strikes and doesn’t break easily. Good color variety available, though I’d prefer more natural tones.
Owen Ferguson –
Fished it near a dock with a weighted wacky hook and got a solid bite on the first cast. The subtle pulse made it stand out in a busy area where other lures didn’t work.
Jack Chapman –
Works well in low-light conditions. The lifelike movement helps attract bass that are otherwise shy. Slightly stiff at first, but warms up after a few minutes in the water.